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Your Google Forms, finally in one help desk.

Most schools run requests through a Google Form or Jotform per team, each feeding a spreadsheet nobody watches. Relyant puts every IT, facilities and event request in one inbox, tells the right team the moment it arrives, keeps the requester updated, and reports without pivot tables.

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New form
AllITFacilitiesEventsEquipment
Filter
New5In progress7Overdue2Resolved this week38
RequestFormLocationRequested byAssigneeStatus
Projector not turning onIT SupportRoom 2.14Ms. RinaIT teamNew
Wi-Fi dropping in the libraryIT SupportLibraryMr. TanPak AndiIn progress
Chairs for Friday assemblyEventsMain HallStudent councilFacilitiesIn progress
Leaking tap, girls’ toiletFacilitiesBlock BCleaner (QR)PlumbingOverdue
Borrow a camera for sports dayEquipmentMedia roomMr. LimMedia teamResolved
New staff email accountIT Support—HR officeIT teamResolved
Sound system for parents’ eveningEventsAuditoriumAdmin officeMedia teamIn progress
Printer jam in the staff roomIT SupportStaff roomMs. HanaIT teamNew
Broken window latchFacilitiesRoom 3.05Mr. BudiMaintenanceResolved
New requestProjector · Room 2.14 → IT team
Requester notifiedMs. Rina: “Technician on the way”
OverdueLeaking tap escalated to Facilities
The Google Forms problem

Twelve forms, twelve spreadsheets, and nobody knows what’s open.

Google Forms and Jotform are great for collecting answers. They were never built to run a help desk: nothing gets assigned, nobody is told, and every question about the workload means another spreadsheet.

Scattered across forms and sheets

IT has a Google Form, facilities has a Jotform, events has a WhatsApp group. Each lands somewhere different, and staff never know which link to use.

which form is it again?

No notifications, no updates

A new response sits in a sheet until someone happens to open it, and the person who asked never hears whether anyone saw it.

any update??

Reporting means pivot tables

How many requests are open, how long they take, which team is overloaded: every answer is a manual export and a pivot table.

export → pivot → ugh
Who it’s for

One front door for everyone on campus.

A smiling teacher holding a stack of books
Teachers & staff

Report it in seconds, then hear back.

Scan the QR code on the wall or open the help desk, pick the right form and send it. No hunting for the right Google Form link, and you get an update when it’s picked up and when it’s done.

My requests
Projector not turning onTechnician on the way
Borrow a cameraApproved
Chairs for assemblyIn progress
New whiteboard markersDelivered
You’ll be notified when each request changes status.
Scan to request
Request sentIT Support · Room 2.14
UpdateTechnician on the way
A smiling IT and facilities coordinator holding a tablet
IT & facilities teams

Every request in one inbox, already sorted.

Requests from every form arrive in one place, tagged by team, category and location and routed to the right person. Overdue work escalates on its own, so nothing waits in a forgotten spreadsheet.

Assigned to me
Wi-Fi dropping in the libraryIn progress
Projector not turning onNew
Leaking tap, Block BOverdue
New staff email accountResolved
The leaking tap is past its response target. Escalated to the Facilities lead.
One inbox
RoutedIT team · from QR code
EscalatedLeaking tap → Facilities lead
A smiling principal holding a folder
School leaders

See the workload without a pivot table.

Reports show requests by team, category and status, and how quickly they’re closed, so you can spot an overloaded team or a recurring problem without anyone exporting a sheet.

Requests this month
IT SupportMost requests
FacilitiesOn target
EventsPeak before assemblies
Recurring issueLibrary Wi-Fi
Library Wi-Fi keeps coming up. Worth a permanent fix?
Reports
Busiest teamIT Support
RecurringLibrary Wi-Fi
Teachers & staff

Report it in seconds, then hear back.

Scan the QR code on the wall or open the help desk, pick the right form and send it. No hunting for the right Google Form link, and you get an update when it’s picked up and when it’s done.

A smiling teacher holding a stack of books
Scan to request
Request sentIT Support · Room 2.14
My requests
Projector not turning onTechnician on the way
Borrow a cameraApproved
Chairs for assemblyIn progress
New whiteboard markersDelivered
You’ll be notified when each request changes status.
A smiling teacher holding a stack of books
Teachers & staff

Report it in seconds, then hear back.

Scan the QR code on the wall or open the help desk, pick the right form and send it. No hunting for the right Google Form link, and you get an update when it’s picked up and when it’s done.

My requests
Projector not turning onTechnician on the way
Borrow a cameraApproved
Chairs for assemblyIn progress
New whiteboard markersDelivered
You’ll be notified when each request changes status.
Scan to request
Request sentIT Support · Room 2.14
UpdateTechnician on the way
IT & facilities teams

Every request in one inbox, already sorted.

Requests from every form arrive in one place, tagged by team, category and location and routed to the right person. Overdue work escalates on its own, so nothing waits in a forgotten spreadsheet.

A smiling IT and facilities coordinator holding a tablet
One inbox
RoutedIT team · from QR code
Assigned to me
Wi-Fi dropping in the libraryIn progress
Projector not turning onNew
Leaking tap, Block BOverdue
New staff email accountResolved
The leaking tap is past its response target. Escalated to the Facilities lead.
A smiling IT and facilities coordinator holding a tablet
IT & facilities teams

Every request in one inbox, already sorted.

Requests from every form arrive in one place, tagged by team, category and location and routed to the right person. Overdue work escalates on its own, so nothing waits in a forgotten spreadsheet.

Assigned to me
Wi-Fi dropping in the libraryIn progress
Projector not turning onNew
Leaking tap, Block BOverdue
New staff email accountResolved
The leaking tap is past its response target. Escalated to the Facilities lead.
One inbox
RoutedIT team · from QR code
EscalatedLeaking tap → Facilities lead
School leaders

See the workload without a pivot table.

Reports show requests by team, category and status, and how quickly they’re closed, so you can spot an overloaded team or a recurring problem without anyone exporting a sheet.

A smiling principal holding a folder
Reports
Busiest teamIT Support
Requests this month
IT SupportMost requests
FacilitiesOn target
EventsPeak before assemblies
Recurring issueLibrary Wi-Fi
Library Wi-Fi keeps coming up. Worth a permanent fix?
A smiling principal holding a folder
School leaders

See the workload without a pivot table.

Reports show requests by team, category and status, and how quickly they’re closed, so you can spot an overloaded team or a recurring problem without anyone exporting a sheet.

Requests this month
IT SupportMost requests
FacilitiesOn target
EventsPeak before assemblies
Recurring issueLibrary Wi-Fi
Library Wi-Fi keeps coming up. Worth a permanent fix?
Reports
Busiest teamIT Support
RecurringLibrary Wi-Fi
How it works

From scattered forms to one help desk.

  1. 01

    Bring your forms over

    Recreate each Google Form or Jotform as a help desk form, with the same questions, owned by the right team.

  2. 02

    Share one link and QR codes

    Staff use one help desk for everything, or scan the QR code on the wall. No login needed to report a problem.

  3. 03

    Route and notify

    Each request goes to the right team with a priority, and the team and the requester are notified as it moves.

  4. 04

    Report on everything

    Open, overdue and resolved requests by team and category, without exporting a single spreadsheet.

What’s included

Everything Google Forms can’t do for a help desk.

Keep the simple forms your staff already know. Get the assignment, notifications and reporting a help desk needs.

Forms for every team

IT support, facilities, events, equipment loans. Each team builds its own request forms with its own questions and choices.

One inbox

Every request from every form in one list, filterable by team, category, location, status and assignee.

Automatic notifications

The right team hears about new requests straight away, and requesters are told when their request changes status.

QR codes on the wall

Put a code in every room. Scanning it opens the request form with no login or app install, so problems get reported on the spot.

Response targets and escalation

Set response and resolution targets per category, and escalate automatically when a request sits too long.

Reports without spreadsheets

See open, overdue and resolved requests by team and category, and how quickly each team closes them.

Ask the Agent

Ask what’s waiting, or raise a request in plain words.

Relyant’s AI Agent knows your help desk forms. Staff can describe a problem and it picks the right form and fills it in, and teams can ask what’s open. A person always confirms before anything is sent.

Agent
The projector in Room 2.14 won’t turn on. Can you report it?
That goes to the IT Support form. Here’s the request I’ve drafted for you to check:
FormIT Support
LocationRoom 2.14
PriorityHigh · lesson affected
Send the requestWhat else is open in Room 2.14?
Ask anything…
Works with

Part of Relyant Facilities & Assets.

Maintenance (CMMS)Facilities requests become work orders with preventive schedules and asset history.
Room bookingEvent requests sit next to the bookings for the hall they need.
Stock & InventorySupply requests draw from tracked stock and turn into purchase orders.
Guides

Read more about it

  • Building an Effective Maintenance Request WorkflowLearn how to design a maintenance request process that keeps everyone informed and issues resolved quickly.
  • Best All-in-One Software for Schools in Southeast Asia (2026)An honest comparison of all-in-one school software for Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines — Relyant, Veracross, PowerSchool, iSAMS, Faria, Toddle, Fedena, OpenEduCat, and Pijar Sekolah — and which one fits which school.
Help desk FAQ

Questions schools ask before leaving Google Forms.

A help desk ticketing system for schools gives staff one place to raise IT, facilities, event and equipment requests. Each request becomes a ticket that is routed to the right team, tracked until it is resolved, and reported on, instead of living in a form response or a chat message.

Retire the spreadsheet of form responses.
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